Forgetting the past Quote by Jason Versey

“Too much anthropos makes the world a dull hole.”

— David Herbert Lawrence

“If you can feel that staying human is worth while, even when it can't have any result whatever, you've beaten them.”

— George Orwell

“What does that make me, when a faery is capable of more humanity than I am?”

— Elizabeth May

“Continuously, you are put in situations that force you to shave off your humanity to fit in places impossibly small, and your bones are…

— Abeer Abdullah

“there are people whose nature it is to be very much cast down by small things.”

— Teresa of Ávila

“Animals are good for the soul. Sometimes I wonder if I’m rescuing them or if it’s the other way around.”

— Melinda Leigh

“I hate the nature of humans, how much you get closer that much they run away.”

— M.F. Moonzajer

“...nothing other than the harmony of the individual limbs and parts, so that nothing can be added or taken away without damaging it.”

— Leon Battista Alberti

“...of all creatures that breathe and move on earth none is more to be pitied than a man.”

— Homer

“Bones were not strong just because they were the strongest thing a human body had.”

— Nick Harkaway

“...some animals naturally carry shelter everywhere they go, and...some humans are just the same.”

— Susan Cain

“Too cheap, my dear fellow. Must Nature always be asked to straighten out the mess that man has made? And so, even you don't…

— Karel Čapek